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What Content Rewards costs

The two fees, when each is taken, and what is never charged.

Written by CR Support

Wondering what this actually costs before you commit? Here it is, both fees and nothing hidden.

You pay two things: a 10% platform fee on every creator payout, taken from the campaign budget you fund, and Whop's payment processing fee on money coming in. There's no subscription, no setup fee, and nothing for having an account. The one exception to the 10% is a verified organization, which pays 8%.

What you pay, and when

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How much, and when

Platform fee

10% of each creator payout, or 8% for a verified organization As each approved clip settles

Payment processing

Whop's fee, shown as its own line before you confirm When you fund or top up

Subscription, setup, seats, listing, idle months

Nothing Never

That's the whole list. Nothing is charged when you create a campaign, when you launch it, or while it sits paused.

What creators pay

Creators pay their own fee out of their side of a payout, so it never changes what you pay. On CPM campaigns it's a flat 10%. On per post and retainer campaigns with a budget of $5,000 or more they pay nothing.

Payment processing

Whop moves the money, so Whop's processing fee applies to every deposit. It appears as a separate line in the top up dialog, beside the budget you're adding and the total that will be charged, before you confirm. It's added to the deposit rather than taken from the budget, and it isn't returned if you later ask for unspent budget back.

The processing line sits beside the budget you add, before you confirm

If an agency runs your campaign

An agency's fee is agreed between you and the agency and sits outside the campaign budget. Our fee is set by your organization, not by who operates it, so it stays 10% unless your organization is verified. See Getting started: on your own or with an agency.

Getting unspent budget back

Budget that was never paid to a creator can be returned through a refund request, which our team reviews. The platform fee is only taken on money that reached a creator. What comes back, how long it takes and the hold applied to it are in Funding your account. Whop's processing fee isn't returned.

That's the whole cost. When you're ready to put money behind a campaign, Funding your account walks through it step by step.

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Fund your account
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Getting started: on your own or with an agency

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